Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

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Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 3:25pm

Click below to access all the grosses from all the shows for the week ending 6/20/2010 in BroadwayWorld.com's grosses section.

Also, you will find information on each show's historical grosses, cumulative grosses and other statistics on how each show stacked up this week and in the past.

https://www.broadwayworld.com/grosses.cfm

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 3:33pm

Awesome for Memphis & La Cage. Next Fall will announce closing this week I think.

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 3:33pm

Unless I'm reading wrong, Promises enjoyed more audience members, but shared an income bump with Idiot, a show which actually lost viewers while making more money.

And Quartet seems to have had a bit of Tony show help, too.

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 3:35pm

Ouch "West Side Story!" Sean Hayes hosting the Tonys really heped "Promises, Promises" gross. "Mary Poppins" has had a really solid year so far. Even during the winter and spring months. Laura Michelle Kelly must have more fans than I realized and Christian Borle has his fans from "Legally Blonde" and "Spamalot."

Updated On: 6/21/10 at 03:35 PM

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 3:38pm

Wasn't this the last week for the original cast of Race? Capacity is pretty low for that: only 47.6%. And it looks like the 'Best Dancing' stickers are not doing much for Come Fly Away...

Average ticket prices for Fences and ALNM are out of this world. Wow.

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 3:39pm

Christian Borle has his fans from "Legally Blonde" and "Spamalot."

I doubt that is making a big difference.

Ouch! I didn't even check West Side because that was the Broadway workhorse who constantly brought in the numbers. Hopefully it picks back up.

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 3:47pm

Elke, last week was Spader's final week in RACE. Grier and Washington left the week before.

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 3:51pm

Disney presents Mary Poppins is making money because it's Disney presents Mary Poppins.

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 3:57pm

Thanks, frogs_fan85. For some reason, I thought they all left together last week.

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Posted: 6/21/10 at 4:26pm

Disney presents Mary Poppins is making money because it's Disney presents Mary Poppins.

It's a decent show. "Disney presents..." didn't do much for Tarzan or The Little Mermaid.

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#11

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Posted: 6/21/10 at 6:11pm

It's a show where your money is working on stage. It has a huge set and a lot of stage craft. That couldn't be said for the other two shows.

#12

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 7:07pm

Average ticket prices for Fences and ALNM are out of this world. Wow.

Wow is right. Those numbers are mighty impressive.

#13

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/21/10 at 8:05pm

and "La Cage" broke the Longacre house record. I would imagine it'll continue to break that record over the summer.

https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/LA_CAGE_AUX_FOLLES_Breaks_Longacre_Theatre_House_Record_For_2nd_Time_20100621

Memphis also had it's highest grossing week so far. They should only improve over the summer.

and how is Come Fly Away nearly at $100 for its average ticket?? There's discounts everywhere for that show.

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Posted: 6/21/10 at 8:44pm

"It's a decent show. "Disney presents..." didn't do much for Tarzan or The Little Mermaid. "

exactly.

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i really don't think Sean Hayes hosting had anything do with their numbers, they have had close to those numbers before. It wasn't a huge huge leap. Sean was always the main draw for that show imo, anyway.

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#15

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Posted: 6/21/10 at 9:23pm

^His hosting (and Cheno co-hosting) made a difference. Promises had dropped to an average of 80ish% attendance a few weeks prior to the Tonys.

#16

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Posted: 6/21/10 at 9:26pm

Why do people keep saying Cheno "co-hosted?" She sang like 50 seconds of "I Say a Little Prayer" and did a short skit with Hayes. Wasn't that it?

#17

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Posted: 6/21/10 at 9:26pm

okay then.

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#18

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Posted: 6/21/10 at 10:48pm

IMHO, I think the only shows that really benefit from this year's Tonys are RED, FENCES, and LA CAGE...and the former two are both STRICTLY LIMITED engagements. (Since RED won most play catergories, including BEST PLAY, and Denel and Viola won for Fences, as well as BEST REVIVAL)

Next Fall will be gone sometime this summer, undoubtedly.

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#19

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Posted: 6/21/10 at 11:41pm

And it looks like the 'Best Dancing' stickers are not doing much for Come Fly Away...

You mean, Fela?

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#20

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Posted: 6/22/10 at 7:26am

Wow, I thought Memphis was selling out this week ?

http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/06/21/a-box-office-bump-for-tony-winners/?ref=theater

' Yet while the Tony recipient for best musical traditionally stands to gain the most in ticket sales, “Memphis” was hardly selling out in the days after its big win: The show’s gross of $835,071 represented only 69 percent of the maximum possible amount it could have grossed between June 15-20, filling about 86 percent of its seats.'

Updated On: 6/22/10 at 07:26 AM

#21

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Posted: 6/22/10 at 8:13am

Next Fall isn't closing anytime soon based on the article.

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#22

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Posted: 6/22/10 at 8:16am

"Why do people keep saying Cheno "co-hosted?" She sang like 50 seconds of "I Say a Little Prayer" and did a short skit with Hayes. Wasn't that it?"

agree. she came out more in the beginning and then we didn't see her, it was hardly a co-host thing.

also my "okay then" was to the poster above you.

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#23

Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/20

Posted: 6/22/10 at 10:07am

granted Memphis didn't sell out, but it had its highest grossing week to date. I would expect its grosses to continue to climb throughout the summer.

#24

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Posted: 6/22/10 at 10:19am

Yeah why would Come Fly Away have "Best Dancing" signs?

And Mary Poppins is doing well because it is one of only shows truly geared toward a very young audience other than Lion King, and Mary Poppins is much easier to get tickets to.

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#25

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Posted: 6/22/10 at 11:46am

“Next Fall” continues to be one of the lowest-grossing and least-attended shows on Broadway, but its producers have said that they will try to keep the show open through the summer — hoping to gain more enthusiasts once “Red” closes.

We see this claim often, but it seldom becomes a reality. Just because a show closes the audience it had is not necessarily displaced. I doubt we will see any kind of major upwards trend at NEXT FALL after RED closes.

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